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    New gaming hardware and tech from the DreamHack Melbourne showcase

    DreamHack Melbourne features some of the coolest gaming hardware around. Head on down to Rod Laver Arena to check out monitors, computers, and a giant dragon PC.
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    Tesla Cybertruck arrives in Sydney, Australia

    Tesla's Cybertruck has been on somewhat of a global tour recently despite only being delivered to customers in North America. When Cybertruck was announced back in November 2019, the Cybertruck was available to reserve in Australia and even today still has an AU page on Tesla's website, strongly suggesting the company will offer it here. Last night, the Tesla Australia New Zealand Instagram account...
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    Cruise scores permit to charge for Autonomous rides in San Francisco, so why are they rolling out gradually?

    The Autonomous Vehicles story has taken a major step forward today with GM's Cruise announcing they have received a Driverless Deployment Permit from the...
    General

    Tesla Safety Score now available in Canada, the final step for FSD owners to get city streets Beta

    We've known it was coming for a while now, but today, those Tesla owners in Canada take the final step before getting the highly...
    Vehicles

    BREAKING: Australia will legislate Autonomous Vehicles nationwide, but 2026 is far too late

    Across the world, companies are in a fierce battle to assemble the right mix of hardware and software technology to deliver autonomous vehicles. With...
    Vehicles

    New Tesla job ad in Germany suggests we will transition from Autopilot to Full self-driving

    Tesla is a company of close to 100,000 employees and as they ready two new factories, the careers page is full of new positions...
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    How did Cruise beat everyone to Level 4 autonomous Robotaxis? They didn’t.

    Cruise, a division of General Motors, announced that they were offering driverless rides in San Francisco. The company started back in 2013 and raised...
    Vehicles

    Tesla expands FSD Beta software to 1000+ users across the United States

    Tesla's Autonomous Driving efforts have taken another important step forward today. Software version 2021.32.25 is now being rolled out to around 1,000 new participants,...
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    Waymo’s new Co-CEO just lied about their autonomous capabilities – “takes you anywhere”

    After replacing John Krafcik who was the CEO of Waymo, the new co-CEO's CEOs Dmitri Dolgov and Tekedra Mawakana spoke to Bloomberg about their...
    Vehicles

    The SAE levels of autonomy are broken, it’s time for a rethink as we approach level 5

    Update6 days after writing this article, the SAE levels of autonomous systems was indeed updated. SAE International is an association that focuses on developing standards for...
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    Velodyne Lidar founder David Hall resigns, leaves scathing assessment of the board and culture

    Lidar isn't working out well.
    Vehicles

    Tesla’s FSD subscription coming in Q2, 2021 but how much will it cost?

    How much would you pay per month for FSD subscription
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    Mobileye self-driving testing coming to Detroit, Tokyo, Shanghai, Paris & New York City this year, robotaxis by 2025

    Autonomous driving is scalable says Mobileye and robotaxis are coming in 2025.
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    Waymo CEO says they don’t see Tesla as a competitor

    During a recent interview with the Financial Times, Waymo CEO John Krafcik discussed the company's autonomous developments in 2020, and what’s to come in...
    Vehicles

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